Columbia River Gorge

philtography

I recently spent an amazing 4 days in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. I was blessed with perfect conditions and came back with some of my best landscape photos to date.
Here are a couple of examples...
<a href="http://prints.phillipnorman.com/Landscape/Panorama/9511350_wp8QM#857271152_bgPyG-A-LB"><img src="http://prints.phillipnorman.com/Landscape/Panorama/PP000647/857271152_bgPyG-L-1.jpg"></a&gt;

<a href="http://prints.phillipnorman.com/Landscape/Panorama/9511350_wp8QM#857277203_NNCF4-A-LB"><img src="http://prints.phillipnorman.com/Landscape/Panorama/PP000650/857277203_NNCF4-L-1.jpg"></a&gt;

Thanks for looking...

Ladukebob

Both are beautiful but I think I like the first one best because of the color in the rocks in the foreground. They have Singh Ray written all over them:D

redleash

Ditto on #1 -- I like the pano crop too.

philtography

Thanks for the comments. Both images are photomerge pano's not crops. Full size images are in the order of 45-60mpxl's. No singh-ray, however Cokin CPL.
I love both images, however image #2 "Weeping Walls" has a special place in my heart.

Ladukebob

philtography wrote: »

Thanks for the comments. Both images are photomerge pano's not crops. Full size images are in the order of 45-60mpxl's. No singh-ray, however Cokin CPL.
I love both images, however image #2 "Weeping Walls" has a special place in my heart.

Which falls was this? I'm a stone throw away from the Gorge and will be getting out there this summer.

philtography

Ladukebob wrote: »

Which falls was this? I'm a stone throw away from the Gorge and will be getting out there this summer.

They are both Eagle Creek; Image #1 is Punchbowl falls. Image #2 "Weeping Walls" is downstream of Metlako Falls.

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